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Synthesis and Evaluation of Colchicine C-Cyclic AmineDerivatives As Potent Anti-Biofilms Agents AgainstMethicillin-Resistant

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Specialty Pharmacology
Date 2025 Feb 26
PMID 40001417
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Background/objectives: The elimination of bacterial biofilm formation is an effective strategy against bacterial infections. The objective was to design 27 colchicine C-ring modified amine derivatives and evaluate their inhibitory activities against the biofilms of MRSA USA300.

Methods: Design 27 colchicine C-ring modified amine derivatives. Evaluate their inhibitory activities against MRSA USA300 biofilms. Conduct antibacterial or synergistic antibacterial experiments. Research the phenotypic mechanisms related to biofilm-related genes and .

Results: The experiments showed that most compounds in this series exhibited varying degrees of biofilm inhibitory activity (with inhibition rates ranging from 7.72% to 40.79%). Further verification through antibacterial or synergistic antibacterial experiments revealed that the compounds with biofilm-inhibiting effects (compounds ) generally had certain antibacterial activities (MICs = 16-32 μg/mL) or synergistic antibacterial effects (FICIs < 0.5). Furthermore, through in-depth research on their phenotypic mechanisms (i.e., research on biofilm-related mechanisms), it was found that the compounds with antibacterial or synergistic antibacterial properties could inhibit the formation of biofilms by affecting the regulation of the biofilm-related genes and .

Conclusions: The designed colchicine C-ring modified amine derivatives showed potential in inhibiting MRSA biofilms, and their antibacterial or synergistic antibacterial properties are related to the regulation of biofilm-related genes and , demonstrating inhibitory activity against MRSA.

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